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Computer security software company McAfee discovered 14 infected apps on Google Play, with three having 100,000 installs each, reports Bleeping Computer. The majority of infections were installed on devices in the United States, Germany, Spain, the UK, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina, according to McAfee telemetry data. �� Android Malware Detected: Researchers Idenfity Android Backdoor Called ‘Xamalicious’ That Infected Approximately 338,300 Android Devices.

Researchers have identified an Android backdoor named Xamalicious, which has infected approximately 338,300 devices via malicious apps on Google Play.

An incident of fraud involving the swindling of Rs 1 lakh from MP Dayanidhi Marans bank account has raised concerns about the vulnerability of digital banking security. Cybersecurity experts reveal that malicious apps can take control of a users phone, intercept and delete OTPs. Combined with hacking into bank servers, fraudsters can carry out fraudulent transactions within minutes.

The Transparent Triber hacker group has a history of targeting diplomatic and military personnel in both Pakistan and India.

The Transparent Triber hacker group has a history of targeting diplomatic and military personnel in both Pakistan and India.

San Francisco, June 4 (IANS) Google has removed 32 malicious extensions from the Chrome Web Store, totalling 75 million downloads, that could alter search results and push spam or unwanted ads.

Google Play Strikes Hard Against Devious Apps and Fraudulent Developers, Technology & Science News, Times Now